Acrylic Jumping Spider Habitat, Insect Terrarium, Bug Enclosure, Praying Mantis Habitat, Frog Enclosure

Easy to build and I am lucky enough to have received one that has no gaps when fully built. Even the holes where the door hinges aren't too large of a gap. I wouldn't put a spider smaller than i6 in here because fruit flies could escape and also it's a bit too big for a baby jumper. I have an i8 female in here and it has been great so far. The acrylic is super clear as well which is nice. This is a 4x4x8 which is perfect for an adult regal jumping spider. I have a photo next to the 3x3x6 from this company as well for comparison (good size for i5 up to sub adult size). I'd recommend either one for good quality and fair pricing.

Its a great little bug terrarium. Emphasis on little, definitely only meant for small spiders. It was super easy to assemble and the pull down door makes for easy feeding. I currently have a black widow in one and a large cellar spider in the other. Overall great for keeping spiders.

The media could not be loaded. So cute, and I love how you’re able to see your spider at any angle of this terrarium. Great for small jumpers, I will upgrade to the large once my lil guy gets to full size. Easy to assemble took me 5 min. Delivered within hours of ordering.

The media could not be loaded. This enclosure is HUGE, like XL! It was easy to put together. There weren't gaps and it was perfect for my mature-Adult Jumping Spider! There was plenty of airflow and plenty of space to be creative. I love the huge door with the strong magnets —Made it easy for access of feedings and cleanings. You can easily use this for a tarantula, smaller sized lizards, or any terrarium setup. It’s just beautiful!

We bought this enclosure for a small praying mantis. My 7 year old was able to assemble the entire enclosure on his own. Very easily assembled. Functionality wise, it’s very sturdy and there are no open gaps. The door and latch to the enclosure is large and very helpful when it comes to feeding time and removing old and adding fresh peat to the enclosure. Only downside is there is not a lot of airflow through the enclosure, and it also keeps a very high humidity without us misting it - at all (we have sphagnum peat inside to keep humid). After only 5 days of using this enclosure for our praying mantis, with opening it multiple times daily for airflow, it has reached 99% humidity, according to our hygrometer. All in all, the only downside to this enclosure is the restriction of airflow and that leading to high humidity.

I got this acrylic enclosure for my jumping spider, and it’s okay for the price. It’s spacious and looks nice, but the ventilation could be better—there's not much airflow, so I had to make a few adjustments. It’s not as sturdy as I expected, and the doors aren’t the easiest to open or close. It does the job for now, but I think there are better options out there for a similar price. It’s fine, but not perfect.

This enclosure was just what I was looking for! I got the large for my 3 month old crested gecko that wants to climb so bad, the plastic container they gave me at the reptile expo for him was just not cutting it and didn’t have enough air flow so it’s humidity was always too high. This was super easy to put together and it’s nice and sturdy. No scratches at all and I was able to drill a hole in the top to hang his coconut from. I will definitely get more of these as my reptile collection expands.

This tank is perfect for my little jumping spider. It is super easy to set up. Other than peeling the protective wrap around the pieces. That was a pain. But after that the set up was super easy and was fun to put together. It holds moisture well and has great air movement. I love the way it looks on my shelf and the way It opens. Plus with the front opening hatch it cleans super easy as well. Would definitely get another one for another pet spider in the future!